Discover the rich legacy of Daniel Bensaïd, (1946-2010) a leading French revolutionary activist and Marxist philosopher, through this online library of his writings.
A leader of the Ligue communiste révolutionnaire (LCR) and later the Nouveau Parti anticapitaliste (NPA), he was a central figure in the Fourth International. His theoretical work spans revolutionary strategy, readings of Marx and Benjamin, critiques of post-modern philosophy, and analyses of contemporary capitalism. (…)

The grassroots, faith-based, and tri-people organizations across Cotabato City and Maguindanao provinces united to campaign for Ecology, Justice, Peace, Accountability, and Empowerment, hereby proclaim the ECOJUSTPEACE Movement as our unified platform. We stand in resolute unison with the Trillion Peso March Movement's call for Accountability and Systemic Transformation.
As a convergence of diverse faiths, sectors, and tribes, we have directly witnessed and concretely experienced the (…)

In September, the new Suriname Museum in Amsterdam opened its doors. The initiative for the museum stems from a long-felt need within the Surinamese community for a space of their own where the history, cultural heritage, and the bond between Suriname and the Netherlands is authentically represented.
The Suriname Museum is housed in a former school building of no less than 1,600 m² on the Zeeburgerdijk. It is managed by the Stichting Hugo Olijfveldhuis (Hugo Olijfveld House Foundation) (…)

On 26 November 2025, fire engulfed Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po, killing 128 people in Hong Kong's deadliest blaze since 1947. This was no accident. It was a man-made disaster born of systemic corruption, regulatory failure, and the collusion between pro-Beijing politicians and unscrupulous contractors.
The evidence points to flammable protective nets used during renovation works—nets that should have been fire-retardant but were substituted to boost profits. Residents had complained for (…)

The presence of Palantir and Dataminr at the new U.S. military compound in Israel offers a glimpse of how tech companies are cashing in on the genocide.
U.S. and German military personnel stand in front of a monitor running Palantir software, at the Civil-Military Coordination Center in Kiryat Gat, southern Israel, on November 12, 2025. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Aiden Griffitts/Wikimedia Commons)
Since mid-October, some 200 U.S. military personnel have been working out of a sprawling (…)